Site data made visible, measurable, and reviewable.

These examples show the types of maps, surfaces, quantities, and visual records that can be produced from a structured aerial mapping workflow.

Aggregate operations · Cooper Creek

Stockpile Volume & Surface Modeling

An RTK-enabled capture created a current site record for inventory and operational planning at an aggregate pit.

OrthomosaicDigital surface modelVolumes (m³)Terrain profiles

High-resolution orthomosaic of the Cooper Creek aggregate pit

Colour-coded terrain model of the aggregate pit

Measured stockpile volume surface at the aggregate pit

Project use

The mapping package provided a single, current view of the pit and measurable stockpile surfaces. It supported material inventory, terrain review, and operational discussion without relying only on field photos or rough visual estimates.

Industrial yard · Hamill Creek

Log Stockpile Volume & Yard Surface Modeling

A structured aerial dataset documented the timber yard, created measurable stockpile surfaces, and supplied visual terrain context for review.

Yard orthomosaicSurface modelLog pile volumesElevation profiles

Orthomosaic of an industrial timber yard

Terrain surface model of the timber yard

Mapped stockpile surface in the timber yard

Project use

The outputs combined a clear visual record with measurable 3D information. The package supported inventory review and made yard conditions easier to communicate to people who were not present during capture.

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